Kayak Bor Thor Priavte Tour - A Hidden Gem of Krabi's Natural and Cultural Heritage
Join our top-rated Kayak Private Bor Thor Tour for unforgettable land tour by Minivan. Explore the Krabi's Mangroves Forest with a Day Tour.
Kayak Bor Thor Private – Full Day Tour from Krabi
Discover Krabi’s untouched beauty with a Krabi Private Kayak tour through the stunning cave systems, mangrove forests, and inner lagoons of Bor Thor. This exclusive private kayak tour in Krabi is perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful, flexible, and immersive experience in nature — far from the usual crowds.
Glide through crystal-clear waters surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and dense mangrove jungles. Your private guide will lead you through a maze of ancient waterways where you’ll uncover hidden caves, prehistoric wall paintings, and secret lagoons only accessible by kayak.
This Krabi private kayak adventure is more than just paddling — it’s a journey through time and landscape, combining gentle exploration with meaningful cultural discovery. From the mystical Tham Lod caves to the ancient art of Pee Hua Toh and the serene Than Bok Khorani Waterfall, this tour reveals Krabi's wild and sacred side.
- Tham Lod Tai & Tham Lod Nua
Paddle through dramatic limestone tunnels lined with stalactites. These majestic cave passages feel like nature’s own cathedral. - Pee Hua Toh Cave
Hike up to this legendary cave, home to over 3,000-year-old prehistoric wall paintings. The panoramic views from its entrance are equally breathtaking. - Tham Khao Wong
Enter a hidden inner lagoon, surrounded by vertical cliffs. Accessible only by kayak, this secluded spot offers a peaceful break immersed in nature. - Mangrove Forest Exploration
Navigate winding mangrove channels teeming with life. Spot monkeys, colorful birds, and fish in their natural habitat. - Than Bok Khorani Waterfall
End your day at this refreshing multi-level jungle waterfall. Swim, relax, and soak in the lush tropical beauty. - Private Tour Experience
Travel at your own pace with a private guide and transfers. Customize your itinerary and spend more time at the places that inspire you.
08:00 – 08:30 – Hotel pickup and transfer to Bor Thor village
09:00 – Begin kayaking through mangrove rivers to Tham Lod Tai and Nua
10:30 – Arrive at Pee Hua Toh Cave – hike and view ancient cave art
11:30 – Continue to Tham Khao Wong and its peaceful hidden lagoon
12:30 – Thai-style lunch at a local riverside restaurant
13:30 – Visit Than Bok Khorani Waterfall for swimming and jungle exploration
15:00 – Return to your hotel
With a Krabi private kayak tour, you gain exclusive access to peaceful locations, avoid the crowds, and enjoy personalized guidance throughout your journey. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, photographer, or family looking for a safe and unique adventure, this tour offers a deeper connection to Krabi’s natural and cultural heritage.
Book your Private Kayak Tour in Krabi today and explore the hidden treasures of Bor Thor in total tranquility.
Bor Thor - Ao Luek , Exploring Ancient Cave Paintings
Nestled in the Ao Luek district of Krabi Province, Bor Thor is a serene village renowned for its rich tapestry of natural wonders and ancient history. This area offers a unique blend of lush mangrove forests, intricate limestone caves, and archaeological treasures, making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Bor Thor is not just about natural beauty; it's also a site of significant archaeological importance. Tham Pee Hua Tho (Big-Headed Ghost Cave) houses prehistoric cave paintings estimated to be over 3,000 years old. These ancient artworks, depicting humans and animals, provide a glimpse into the lives of early inhabitants of the region. The mangrove ecosystems around Bor Thor are teeming with wildlife. Kayakers often spot a variety of birds, monkeys, and even otters in their natural habitats. The area's commitment to eco-tourism ensures that these creatures thrive without human interference.
A short distance from Bor Thor lies Than Bok Khorani National Park, a haven of biodiversity. The park features emerald pools, cascading waterfalls, and dense forests, offering opportunities for swimming, hiking, and picnicking amidst nature.
